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Topic	Why does diving a small number by a big number give you a %?
FolkenRawr 05/07/24 4:04:21 PM #11:	IdiotMachine posted... Ready to get your mind blown? % is Percent, or Per Century, or Per 100. There's also two zeros in the % symbol, as you can see, and it's signified as 0/0, as in # over #. is Per Mille, or Per Thousand, or Per 1000. There's three zeros in the symbol, to signify that it's per 1000 vs. per 100. is Per Myriad, or per thousand (or basis point). It's pretty neat how this works! Bro. Awesome post, thanks --- Cookin like a chef, I'm a 5 Star Michelin <cite>FolkenRawr posted [p:980286161] in Why does d... [t:80764402]...</cite> <quote>IdiotMachine posted... </cite><quote>Ready to get your mind blown?% is Percent, or Per Century, or Per 100. There's also two zeros in the % symbol, as you can see, and it's signified as 0/0, as in # over #. is Per Mille, or Per Thousand, or Per 1000. There's three zeros in the symbol, to signify that it's per 1000 vs. per 100. is Per Myriad, or per thousand (or basis point). It's pretty neat how this works!</quote>Bro. Awesome post, thanks --- Cookin like a chef, I'm a 5 Star Michelin</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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